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Old Mar 16, 2007 | 08:03 AM
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Start up Idle

Does anyone know how i can allow my car to enter a high idle for the first 10 seconds or so upon startup and slowly settle to the desired idle speed, I am using Tuner Pro and am tuning a 730 ECM, my cam doesnt like to start off idling slow, an initial 1400 rpm for a few seconds sets the idle nice when i take my foot off the petal. Thanks!
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Old Mar 16, 2007 | 01:01 PM
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do you see a coolant temp vs iac steps table?
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Old Mar 16, 2007 | 02:01 PM
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Ive got iac steps vs temp.
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Old Mar 16, 2007 | 02:19 PM
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i believe adding some steps to coolant temp vs IAC steps < 150 deg F will result in a higher idle speed during warm up. maybe up values there 10% to start.
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Old Mar 17, 2007 | 12:53 AM
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8D has 2 idle offset vs MAT tables.
I believe one for cold start only which is this:
Code:
;------------------------------------------------------------
; IDLE SPEED TIME OUT IAC STEPS vs COOLANT or MAT
;
; TBL = STEPS
;------------------------------------------------------------
                            ; VAL     STEPS     Deg c
                            ;----------------------------------
L86A1:        .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30        -40
              .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30        -28
              .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30        -16
              .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30        - 4
              .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30          8
              .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30         20
              .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30         32
              .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30         44
              .byte  0x1E   ;=30,     30         56
              .byte  0x28   ;=40,     40         68
              .byte  0x32   ;=50,     50         80
              .byte  0x3C   ;=60,     60         92
              .byte  0x3C   ;=60,     60        104
              .byte  0x3C   ;=60,     60        116
              .byte  0x3C   ;=60,     60        128
              .byte  0x3C   ;=60,     60        140
              .byte  0x3C   ;=60,     60        152
At the other is for hot restart and last for 25 seconds.
It is:
Code:
;----------------------------------
; PID HOT SA RETARD PARAM'S
;----------------------------------
L8672:        .byte   0x19   ;=25, IF ENG RUN TIME < 25 SEC ENABLE HOT SA RETARD                     ; DRef: 0xB9D6
;                                  and HOT RESTART CMD SPEED vs MAT TBL is added to CMD'd idle spd
;---------------------------------------------------------
; HOT RESTART CMD SPEED vs MAT
;
; VAL = RPM/12.5
;---------------------------------------------------------
                            ; VAL     SPD     DEG C
                            ;------------------------------
L8673:        .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75      -40
              .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75      -28
              .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75      -16
              .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75      - 4
              .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75        8
              .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75       20
              .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75       32
              .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75       44
              .byte  0x06   ;= 6,      75       56
              .byte  0x08   ;= 8,     100       68
              .byte  0x0C   ;=12,     150       80
              .byte  0x10   ;=16,     200       92
              .byte  0x10   ;=16,     200      104
              .byte  0x10   ;=16,     200      116
              .byte  0x10   ;=16,     200      128
              .byte  0x10   ;=16,     200      140
              .byte  0x10   ;=16,     200      152
;------------------------------------------------------------
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Old Mar 18, 2007 | 08:16 AM
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that would be also interesting for me..

how would you have to modify the tables, to get a higher idle speed with cold engine on start up?

thank you
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Old Mar 18, 2007 | 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 396V8
that would be also interesting for me..

how would you have to modify the tables, to get a higher idle speed with cold engine on start up?

thank you
Your already at 160, you need to look at the min idle setting, or other possible problems I mentioned in your other thread.
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Old Mar 18, 2007 | 11:48 AM
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I had a similar problem. When my car was cold, it would start up, rpms would flare to 1400 then would instantly die. I could keep it running by playing with the pedal - bringing the rpms up to 1800.

When I tried to start it after the first failed attempt it would always start up and idle down fine.

When the car was warm it always started up then idled down fine.

I solved this issue by adding more startup enrichment fuel at colder temps and increasing the delay time before it starts to decay out.
If I only added more Startup Fuel without increasing the Decay Delay it would start then run rough and die out.

The two tables I used were Enrich Startup Vs. Temp and Enrich Startup Decay Delay Vs. Coolant. I adjusted these at cooler temps.
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Old Mar 19, 2007 | 06:58 PM
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idle

mike, when did you make those changes, because i believe i had you send me your current binary last week whitch runs pretty nice, the car starts and idles but its a bit rough, i need another thousand or so rpms for another 20 seconds to get a nice idle going without running real rough.
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Old Mar 19, 2007 | 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Jon614z28
mike, when did you make those changes, because i believe i had you send me your current binary last week whitch runs pretty nice, the car starts and idles but its a bit rough, i need another thousand or so rpms for another 20 seconds to get a nice idle going without running real rough.
I added those changes after.
There is no reason why you should have to idle at 2000+rpm. I had no problems idling at 1300-1400 rpm from a cold start when it was -30*c outside.
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Old Mar 20, 2007 | 03:27 PM
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Re: Start up Idle

maybe a 2000 is to much... 1300- 1400 would do it, 1000 isnt quite what i like, it does idle but it needs more... its just so rough for the forst 20 seconds or so...would you show me the changeds you made to your tables?
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Old Apr 30, 2007 | 05:57 PM
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Re: Start up Idle

im having similar problems. car has rough time finding idle then dies unless i give it gas. on 3-4 tries it will manage to stay on, warm up and idle and run fine.

any suggestions on what i can do step by step?
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